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Jesus is clearly saying here that he is the father and that the father is him. That’s why he was able to forgive sins. because he was literally God and literally the father and therefore had the authority to do such an act.

Well, what would you do in that situation? Would you acknowledge that the unborn baby is Sam or would you think "they're not calling that baby Sam"? I'm at a loss as to what point you're trying to make here.

Nevermind. Not yet.

How would that be different? If a husband tells you that his wife is pregnant and that they are going to call him Sam would you think "that unborn baby isn't named"? No. You'd be like "That unborn baby is Sam"

What I was saying is that if you google: who was the first pope? It will come up St Peter and not Constantine

I can't wrap my head around what you've just said. Firstly, Isaiah does not use the word messiah in that passage of scripture. Secondly, Isaiah foreshadows Jesus several times throughout his book. And look what Matthew 8:17 says. Matthew 8:17 states: This was to fulfil what was spoken...

My friend. You can google this: who was the first pope? It will come up St Peter. Now obviously that isn't proof that Peter believed what Catholocism teaches now but rather it is proof that the Catholic church has strayed away from the teachings of the early church.

The first Pope is Peter. You can google that. But the fact that Peter is considered to be the first pope is proof that the catholic church has strayed away from the teachings of the early church. Peter never spoke about God being triune. Peter who was a Jewish man would have been taught the...

Reading this has been rather interesting. Firstly. We should begin by looking at Matthew 28:19: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and the Holy Spirit" The first word we should focus on is, therefore. whenever you see a...